Pioneer. BY J. BE, SHERIDAN. Manager. alG TIMBER MONTANA.
Pioneer article by J. Be from Sheridan discusses timber management in Montana with mentions of Pioneer, Sheridan, and Alaska timber issues.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
4
Pioneer article by J. Be from Sheridan discusses timber management in Montana with mentions of Pioneer, Sheridan, and Alaska timber issues.
Entered at the post office at Big Timber Wontina as second class matter.
Col Pope, former bicycle pioneer, has bought the bicycle firm and intends reviving the business. He argues advertising drove the rise and fall of the industry, noting past slumps as ads contracted. He plans a million-dollar push into newspapers and periodicals to reap returns, praising consistent newspaper presence.
Sincere heartfelt thanks to many kind friends for their assistance and sympathy in our late bereavement from the Win Bupp family.
Mrs Carrie Budd wife of William Budd died suddenly Sunday evening from a blood clot to the lungs. She delivered a son at 2 30 p m that day, premature but the mother appeared to recover before dying within twenty minutes of the doctor arriving. She was 31, married in 1893, native of Indiana, with four children. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a m at the Episcopal church Rev Sutton officiating. church crowded with mourners.
District Court adjourned to June 15 after a lengthy session over the Duck Creek water dispute. Wm McKenzie and A M Clark sue LB Montgomery Charles and Thomas Francis with intervenors listed. defendants and intervenors claim prior rights to Duck Creek water used in Rock Creek. Other cases set for June trials and jurors to report June 1.
Frank Schaefer's band is released from a Livingston contract for July 4 after city officials coordinate with Mayor Asbury and Mayor Garnier. The celebration in the county seat will begin with a 13-gun sunrise salute, a 10:30 parade, prayers and the Declaration reading, followed by afternoon sports and a grand fireworks display. The day ends with a ball at Dier-Browning hall.
The midsummer issue covers home life topics from golf to bathing suits and cherry serving. Kate Wallace Clements reviews parasols and sun umbrellas while Frances Dana explains Summer Gloves and Mitts. Walden Fawcett writes on making Porticoes Attractive. L McLaughin narrates The Fourth of July in Luzon with charm. Humor pages and fashion patterns add seasonal appeal.
The General Land Office advises grazing rules for forest reserves. Sheep are largely banned except in Oregon and Washington states where limited grazing may be allowed with permits and inner conditions. Cattle and horses may be allowed in limited numbers per reserve with resident priority and annual permits, subject to approval from the Secretary and strict compliance with all laws and regulations.
Montana Epworth League announces a July excursion to Detroit Michigan for the Epworth League gathering. Members are urged to report by return mail with names, routes and rail lines to Red Lodge Montana secretary J A Metcalf for railroad rate coordination.
Question about a century old tolling sound heard by river steamboats on the Potomac is explained by W. O. Tucker at the Blakeslee hotel. Also notes a missing Pinto mare branded WP, last seen mid May near Fish Creek County. liberal reward offered for her return.
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